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1. General practices' experiences with patients' web-based access to medical records: Survey study

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Keuper, J.J., Batenburg, R.S., Tuyl, L.H.D. van, Verheij, R.A., Keuper, J.J., Batenburg, R.S., Tuyl, L.H.D. van, and Verheij, R.A.

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Item does not contain fulltext, Background: Patients' web-based access to their medical records is expected to promote their role and responsibility in managing their own health and treatments and supporting shared decision-making. As of July 2020, general practices in the Netherlands are legally obliged to provide their patients access to their electronic medical records. Web-based access provision is facilitated and stimulated through a national support program named OPEN. Objective: We aimed to investigate general practice staff experiences with providing web-based access; investigate its impact on patient consultations, administrative actions, and patient inquiries; and investigate how it affects routine general practice workflow processes. Methods: In October 2021, a total of 3813 general practices in the Netherlands were invited to complete a web-based survey that included questions regarding their experiences with the provision of web-based access to medical records and how it affects routine general practice workflow. Responses of general practices that started providing web-based access before 2020, in 2020, or in 2021 were analyzed to identify trends. Results: Of 3813 invited general practices, 523 (13.72%) completed the survey. Approximately all responding general practices (487/523, 93.1%) indicated that they provide web-based access. Experiences with patients' web-based access were diverse, with 36.9% (178/482) primarily positive, 8.1% (39/482) primarily negative, 42.3% (204/482) neutral, and 12.7% (61/482) could not (yet) indicate how they experienced web-based access. Of the total, two-thirds (311/473, 65.8%) reported an increase in e-consultations and a similar percentage (302/474, 63.7%) indicated an increase in administrative actions associated with web-based access provision. A small proportion of the practices (≤10%) experienced a decrease in patient contacts. Earlier adoption of web-based access was associated with a more positive attitude toward web-based access and more posi

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2023

15. Low adoption of video consultations in post-COVID-19 general practice in Northern Europe: Barriers to use and potential action points

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Assing Hvidt, E., Atherton, H., Keuper, J.J., Kristiansen, E., Lüchau, E.C., Lonnebakke Norberg, B., Steinhauser, J., van den Heuvel, J., van Tuyl, L., Assing Hvidt, E., Atherton, H., Keuper, J.J., Kristiansen, E., Lüchau, E.C., Lonnebakke Norberg, B., Steinhauser, J., van den Heuvel, J., and van Tuyl, L.

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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, video consultation was introduced in general practice in many countries around the world as a solution to provide remote health care to patients. It was assumed that video consultation would find widespread adoption in post–COVID-19 general practice. However, adoption rates remain low across countries in Northern Europe, suggesting that barriers to its use exist among general practitioners and other practice staff. In this viewpoint, we take a comparative approach, reflecting on similarities and differences in implementation conditions of video consultations in 5 Northern European countries’ general practice settings that might have created barriers to its use within general practice. We convened at a cross-disciplinary seminar in May 2022 with researchers and clinicians from 5 Northern European countries with expertise in digital care in general practice, and this viewpoint emerged out of dialogues from that seminar. We have reflected on barriers across general practice settings in our countries, such as lacking technological and financial support for general practitioners, that we feel are critical for adoption of video consultation in the coming years. Furthermore, there is a need to further investigate the contribution of cultural elements, such as professional norms and values, to adoption. This viewpoint may inform policy work to ensure that a sustainable level of video consultation use can be reached in the future, one that reflects the reality of general practice settings rather than policy optimism.

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2023

16. De arbeidsmarkt van ergotherapeuten in 2021

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Vis, E.B.A., Keuper, J.J., and Batenburg, R.S.

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Inequality, cohesion and modernization, Ongelijkheid, cohesie en modernisering
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2021

20. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Zuid-Limburg, 2020

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

22. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Midden-Brabant, 2020

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

23. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Midden-Gelderland, 2020

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

24. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Zaanstreek en Waterland, 2020

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

25. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Noord-Holland Noord, 2020

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

26. 'Get used to the fact that some of the care is really going to take place in a different way': General practitioners' experiences with e-health during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Meurs, M., Keuper, J.J., Sankatsing, V.D.V., Batenburg, R.S., Tuyl, L.H.D. van, Meurs, M., Keuper, J.J., Sankatsing, V.D.V., Batenburg, R.S., and Tuyl, L.H.D. van

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Item does not contain fulltext, The first outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic led to the introduction of the more extensive use of e-health in Dutch general practices. The objective of this study was to investigate the experiences of general practitioners (GPs) regarding this change. In addition, the necessary conditions for e-health technology to be of added value to general practices were explored. In April 2020, 30 GPs were recruited for in-depth interviews via a web survey which contained questions regarding the use of e-health during the first wave of the pandemic. While most GPs intend to keep using e-health applications more extensively than before the pandemic, the actual use of e-health depends on several factors, including the characteristics of the application’s users. The following conditions for successful and sustainable implementation of e-health were identified: (1) integration of e-health technology in the organization of GP care, (2) sufficient user-friendliness of applications as well as digital skills of professionals and patients, and (3) adequate technological and financial support of e-health services. GPs clearly recognize the benefits of using e-health, and most GPs intend to keep using e-health applications more extensively than before the pandemic. However, improvements are needed to allow widespread and sustainable adoption of e-health technology in general practices.

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2022

27. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Rijnmond, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

30. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Amsterdam, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

31. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Zeeland, 2021 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

33. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Utrecht, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

37. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Drechtsteden, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

40. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Flevoland, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

42. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio West-Brabant, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

46. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Twente, 2020 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

50. Arbeidsmarkt huisartsenzorg regio Limburg, 2021 [Factsheet]

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Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., Batenburg, R.S., Geit, E. de, Flinterman, L.E., Keuper, J.J., Schaaijk, A. van, Vis, E.B.A., and Batenburg, R.S.

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2022

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